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Two Up Wine Down Returns to Charlottesville for Fifth Annual Celebration of Virginia Wine, Community and Culture
Early bird tickets have already sold out for the November 7 festival, with a special Edna Lewis Foundation dinner at Barboursville Vineyards kicking off the weekend October 19, 2026 (Charlottesville, [...]
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Tysons Corner Wine & Gourmet Opens New Boutique Wine and Gourmet Shop in McLean
New locally owned shop brings uncommon wines from around the world together with gourmet foods, specialty gifts and custom wine-and-floral gift baskets September 24, 2026 (McLean, VA) — Tysons Corner [...]
by Press Release13 viewsindustry-news-releaseswine-businesstysons-corner-wine-gourmetvirginia - news
Veritas Legacy Partners Closes Acquisition of Renowned Veritas Vineyard & Winery
September 14, 2026 (Afton, VA) — Veritas Legacy Partners, LLC announced today that it has closed on the acquisition of Veritas Vineyard & Winery, one of Virginia’s premier wine and [...]
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Virginia Is For [Wine] Lovers
Virginia is for lovers. Everybody knows that. Or at least I assume that many people know that, as you can see these words on the billboards and in magazines. The original slogan was developed in 1969, stating that “Virginia is for beach lovers” and “Virginia is for history lovers”, before becoming just “Virginia is for […]
by talkavino14 viewsvirginiawine-competitionwine-informationwine-tastingvirginia-governor-s-cupvirginia-wine - news
On Brewing Old Stitch & Colonial Ales
By Geoff Logan, Head Brewer, Alewerks Brewing Company I’ve known Frank Clark for a long time. He’s the Master of Historic Foodways at Colonial Williamsburg, and honestly, there are maybe a handful of people on the planet who understand 18th-century brewing the way he does. Around 2007-2008, we started working together to take his historical […]
by Jeff Maisey18 viewsbeerbrew-newsnewsamerica-250beer-in-colonial-timescolonial-williamsburg - news
Some Closing Thoughts
On Friday afternoon, with work concerns disappearing into the rear view mirror, and a little time to go until I had to pick up the twins from school, I was having a very fine pint of lager (but which one?? It was Vested Interest, a Franconian-style kellerbier) at the bar in the Selvedge Brewing taproom. As I reveled in the magnificence of that beer, which is a stunner in an already superb lineup, I heard news that instantly yucked my yum. Virginia's only craft malting company, my good friends Murphy & Rude, are closing their doors at the end of May. To be honest, I don't know the ins and outs of why Jeff has decided to shut up shop, so I am not going to speculate on that. From what Murphy & Rude have told customers though, they were looking to scale and it became clear that the challenges of scaling made it unfeasible. What I do want talk about though is the ramifications of their coming demise. From a very personal, and entirely self-centred, perspective, I am bummed that I am
by noreply@blogger.com (Alistair Reece)17 viewsbeer-businessbeer-newsmurphy-rudenewsvirginiavirginia-beer